- - Luftwaffe battlers in WWII
- - Luftwaffe foe: Abbr.
- - Luftwaffe foe, for short
- - WWII Luftwaffe foe
- - Org. that battled the Luftwaffe
- - Luftwaffe's foe
- - Luftwaffe opposer
- - Luftwaffe foes briefly
- - Luftwaffe battler
- - Luftwaffe 95A
- - Foe of the Luftwaffe: Abbr.
- - Brit. answer to the Luftwaffe
- - U.K. military flyers
- - grp. mobilised in wwii
- - British flying army abbreviation
- - British military gp.
- - Group praised by Churchill: abbr.
- - W.W. II Dambusters grp.
- - The "so few" in a WWII speech
- - where prince william served: abbr.
- - richard burton and bruce forsyth served in which military outfit?
- - Pilot officers' U.K. group
- - u.k. bombers
- - Many of "The Few" flew with this service [abbr.]
- - U.K. military arm: Abbr.
- - British pilots' gp.
- - English fliers [abbr.]
- - un peacekeeping participant
- - UK fliers initially react against foes
- - U.K. military branch with jets
- - British fliers' gp.
- - Brit. bombers
- - British bombers of WWII
- - British mil. branch
- - Actor Vallone
- - U.K. defense arm
- - WWII flying heroes
- - UK flyboys
- - U.K. flying corps
- - U.K. airmen
- - British mil. unit
- - Brit. flyers
- - W.W. II heroes: Abbr.
- - U.K. defense gp.
- - The "so few" Churchill referred to
- - The "few" in a Churchill speech
- - Its motto is "Per Ardua ad Astra"
- - Brits' air arm
- - British mil. group
- - Brit. mil. org.
- - WWII UK flying group
- - WWII fighter pilots' gp.
- - WWII British flyers
- - UK flying corps
- - UK defense arm
- - U.K. defense org.
- - Spitfire org.
- - Spitfire fliers, for short
- - Prince Charles served in it (Abbr.)
- - Part of Great Britain's defense
- - Military service HQ'd at Whitehall
- - London's defenders
- - Flying Brits
- - Churchill's pride of WWII
- - Churchill's military "few"
- - Churchill's "few"
- - British fliers of WWII
- - British fliers
- - British bomber grp.
- - Brit's air force
- - Brit. WWII fliers
- - Brit. air arm
- - Br. fliers
- - Br. air aces
- - Berlin Airlift grp.
- - Battle of Britain participant
- - Battle of Britain heroes
- - Battle of Britain fighter (Abbr.)
- - Battle of Br. aces
- - "A Yank in the ......" (1941)
- - "A Yank in the ......" (1941 war film)
- - WWII U.K. defenders
- - WWII pilots
- - WWII inits.
- - WWII heroes: Abbr.
- - WWII flyers
- - WWII Brit. fliers
- - WW2 flyers
- - WW II fliers
- - Wing commander's org.
- - W.W.II grp.
- - W.W. II heroes
- - W.W. II fighters
- - W.W. II bombers
- - W.W. II "Dambusters," for short
- - UK military pilots
- - UK military branch
- - UK defense group
- - UK defense gp.
- - UK air force
- - U.K.'s air arm
- - U.K. mil. org.
- - U.K. mil. group
- - U.K. fighter pilots' gp.
- - U.K. defenders
- - U.K. air branch
- - Their motto is "Through Adversity to the Stars": Abbr.
- - The wings of Britain.
- - The Queen's pilots
- - The pilots of Penzance: Abbr.
- - The "so few" of 1940: Abbr.
- - Tedder's W.W. II org.
- - Spitfire-flying grp.
- - Spitfire flyers, abbr.
- - Some WWII fliers
- - Some of the queen's men
- - Richard Burton served in it: abbr.
- - Rafael, to friends
- - Queen's pilots
- - Pilot officer's org.
- - Part of Field Marshal Alexander's cohorts.
- - Part of Britain's mil.
- - Org. with the motto "Per Ardua ad Astra"
- - Org. with squadrons of Spitfires
- - Org. with group captains and pilot officers
- - Org. with a targetlike mark on its flag
- - Org. with a college in Cranwell, England
- - Org. whose emblem features an eagle and a crown
- - Org. that flew Lancasters
- - Org. involved in the gulf war
- - Org. concerned with national defence
- - Oldest military fliers
- - Ministry of Defence div.
- - Ministry of Defence arm
- - Mil. in Afghanistan
- - Mil. branch whose slogan was "Per Ardua ad Astra"
- - Large group of NATO fighters
- - Its Museum has a Battle of Britain Hall
- - HRM's fliers
- - Heroic W.W. II grp.
- - Heroes of Battle of Britain
- - Her Majesty's fliers
- - Gulf War contingent
- - Gp. commanded by Churchill
- - Goering's nightmare
- - George V approved its flag
- - Flying WWII notables
- - Flying grp. since 1918
- - Flying fleet of the U.K.
- - Flight lieutenant's org.
- - Fliers with the Ministry of Defence: Abbr.
- - Fliers praised by Churchill
- - Fliers of 1941
- - Field Marshal Alexander's men.
- - Few who did much for many
- - Famous fliers.
- - Famed fliers
- - Eur. flyboys
- - English flyers
- - Eng1ish aviators
- - Eng. fliers
- - Eng. defender
- - Dresden bombing force: Abbr.
- - Defence gp.
- - Dam-busting grp. of 1943
- - Churchill's flyers
- - Churchill's "so few," for short
- - British WWII heroes
- - British W.W. II heroes
- - British W. W. II group
- - British pilots' grp.
- - British pilots: abbr.
- - British military force
- - British mil. service
- - British mil. flyers
- - British mil. fliers
- - British mil. arm
- - British heroes of W.W. II
- - British flying squad: Abbr.
- - British fliers of WW2
- - British eagles: Abbr.
- - British defense arm
- - Britain's fliers of WWII
- - Britain's air power.
- - Brit. W.W. II heroes
- - Brit. protectors in W.W. II
- - Brit. mil. heroes
- - Brit. heroes of W. W. II
- - Brit. flying force
- - Brit. flyboys
- - Brit. fighting branch
- - Brit. defenders
- - Brit. bombers of WWII
- - Brit. armed service
- - Brit. air aim
- - Brit. air aces
- - Brit. aces of the 1940's
- - Brit. aces
- - Berlin bombers of W.W. II
- - Battle of Britain victor, for short
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